Jul 22, 2026

This has been an extraordinary summer of sports: from the Knicks to Wimbledon, and Spain’s win over Argentina at the World Cup. More than just a series of separate experiences, this festival of games has reminded me that rules and fair play are what make sport an arena of governed joy—and a spirit we might adopt as we re‑think U.S.–China relations.

Sep 05, 2025

In this interview with China-US Focus host James Chau, Ananth Krishnan, Director of the Hindu Group and former head of The Hindu’s China bureau, explores the strategic choices India is making to shape its role on the global stage, including its delicate balancing act between China and the United States. He addresses common misperceptions, particularly following Prime Minister Modi’s recent visit to China for the SCO Summit, and explains how India navigates major powers while prioritizing its own interests.

Jan 19, 2024

The China-United States Exchange Foundation cares about the issues impacting humanity, including climate change and climate justice. In this podcast, President James Chau speaks with Special Advisor for Global Goals Laura de Belgique. They discuss the link to health, the recent COP28 in Dubai, and collective action in 2024. Recorded in Bozeman, Montana.

Jun 29, 2023

Just as a pianist practises a new piece of music slowly, with attention to every phrase, keeping the first signs of goodwill between Washington and Beijing on track calls for a disciplined use of words. More educational exchanges and people-to-people interactions will also help improve understanding and dispel fear and suspicion.

Nov 11, 2020

We return this week with a special conversation with Kishore Mahbubani, the diplomat, academic, and author whose books help us understand and navigate the unfamiliar shifts overwhelming the world. ‘Has China Won?’ is his new release, about a country and a people he knows well, and the challenge it presents to American primacy. This, he describes as the foremost contest of the 21st century, where the US he writes has “abandoned” multilateralism, while China embraces it. Mr Mahbubani speaks with James Chau.

Mar 11, 2020

Interview with Professor Gabriel Leung,Dean, Faculty of Medicine,University of Hong Kongon the outbreak of COVID-19March 5, 2020This is a rush transcript; an au

Feb 21, 2020

When Dr Soumya Swaminathan was appointed Chief Scientist of the World Health Organization, she became the first-ever person to achieve this role. In the COVID-19 outbreak, she offers not only the skill and experience from 30 years in clinical care and research, but the ability to translate that into impactful programs shaped by equal parts of science and compassion. Last week in Geneva, she gathered the best in global science and R&D funders at a WHO meeting – as part of a wider action plan for the people of Wuhan, and beyond. But, as the weeks speed up, is there enough time to make a lasting difference?

Feb 11, 2020

Interview with Dr. Bernhard Schwartländer,Chef de Cabinet and Assistant Director-Generalof the World Health Organization,on the outbreak of novel coronavir

Feb 06, 2020

The response of health workers to the nCoV outbreak is being undermined by rumour-mongering.

Jul 11, 2019

Once known for manufacturing cheap toys and textiles, China is increasingly known for developing innovative technology that's transforming the world and how we interact. But what triggered this change, and what opportunities does this innovation provide for everyone? With a growing pool of engineers, massive investment in infrastructure, and an expanding network of suppliers, China is positioned at a fascinating global crossroads. James Chau dives into the story.